My publication, Sympatico Autos, recently filmed the Bugatti Aerolithe, a magnesium-bodied masterpiece. The original went missing shortly after being shown to the public. The Guild of Automotive Restorers in Ontario, Canada, took a numbers-matching Bugatti chassis and faithfully recreated the entire thing—out of its…

Bugatti's been teasing us with something that's going to appear of their Facebook page soon, and while it may be just another run-of-the-mill 1200 HP Veyron variant, perhaps it's something more? Like, perhaps, the quad-ion engined, articulated surface flying machine seen in the trailer for Neil Blomkamp's (of District …

There's some kind of new Bugatti coming and I will be very surprised if it's not another incomprehensibly straightfaced Teutonic superspeeder. But it doesn't have to be that way.

Teasers before automotive reveals aren't exactly my favorite thing in the world. Don't tease us with a blank picture, just show off your new automotive creation. But when Bugatti teases something, people listen. And now they say they have something new to show us in the coming days on Facebook. What the hell is it?

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The French might be struggling a bit with getting their mojo back at the moment, but let's not forget that we would be nowhere without French cars. They not only invented the internal combustion engine (and then put it in a boat), but were also the pioneers of motor sports, and the creators of the Renault-Matra…

You'd think that the head of design at Bugatti would have some kind of über complex hypercar as personal ride. Nope, it's a back-to-basics Porsche 911, one of the cleanest builds we've ever seen.

Most supercars stay trapped in climate-controlled garages their whole lives. Not this Ferrari F430 and and its friend the Bugatti Veyron. They want to play.

Jalopnik is extending a formal challenge to all Bugatti Veyron owners. We don't think you have the balls to do a burnout in your own million-dollar plus hypercar. Care to prove us wrong?

We're huge fans of the quad-turbo V12 Bugatti EB110, the Veyron's estranged father. Until now we'd never seen one do a burnout.